culture On the Canadian television program Trailer Park Boys, "Rock You" was the subject of discussion among the main characters. This was based on the call-and-response chorus of the song, "Gimme an R, O, C, K," where the crowd responds with each letter. You can find the discussion here on Wikiquote. On the DVD of Season 3, there is a deleted scene featuring Brian Vollmer and the Trailer Park Boys, using the "Gimme an R" lyric in another joke. In the spin-off series Trailer Park Boys: The Animated Series, this song is referenced multiple times, and played shortly in the season one finale. Personnel Brian Vollmer - lead vocals Brent "The Doctor" Doerner - guitars, vocals Paul Hackman - guitars, vocals Daryl Gray - bass guitar, vocals Greg "Fritz" Hinz - drums Charts Sum 41 version Sum 41 covered this Helix song for the soundtrack to the movie FUBAR. The soundtrack featured classic Canadian rock songs covered by current Canadian rock artists. Personnel Steve Jocz - Vocals Jason "Cone" McCaslin - Bass Dave "Brownsound" Baksh - Guitar Deryck Whibley - Drums Helix/Sum 41 controversy After Sum 41's version of "Rock You" was released, Brian Vollmer and Glen "Archie" Gamble were to meet Sum 41 at a FUBAR promotional event, only to find the Sum 41 members uninterested in meeting or talking to them. Later that day on a television broadcast, Sum 41 stated that Helix were "rock gods" and claimed to be fans. This snubbing caused Vollmer to refer to them as "Scum 41" on occasion. References 1984 singles Sum 41 songs Songs written by Bob Halligan Jr. Helix (band) songs 1984 songs Capitol Records singles